
Estrogen Face Cream
from $54.99For skin that turned dry, thin and dull as estrogen dropped.
See details and pricingPrescription estriol, tretinoin and hydroquinone, reviewed by a licensed US provider and compounded by a PCAB-accredited US pharmacy. For when your skin changes faster than you do.

Hormones shift. Weight comes off. Either way, the face in the mirror can change in a year. Start with what you’re noticing.

For skin that turned dry, thin and dull as estrogen dropped.
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The prescription retinoid dermatologists have used for decades on fine lines and texture.
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For dark spots and melasma. Hydroquinone is no longer sold over the counter in the US.
See details and pricingEstrogen Face Cream plus Fine Line Cream. Two prescriptions, two minutes, every night. One price.
Store-bought skincare is sold as a cosmetic. It doesn’t need FDA approval before it’s sold, and no one has to verify the percentage on the jar. Your prescription is made for you by a licensed, PCAB-accredited pharmacy and tested before it ships.
Every batch is tested four ways before it ships.
A 5-minute online visit. Your skin, your health history, your medications, a few photos.
If a prescription isn't right for you, you get an automatic refund.
After approval, from Chemistry Rx, in a plain box.
Message your care team with questions. Your routine can change as your skin does.

Every morning: SPF 30 or higher. Tretinoin and hydroquinone make skin more sensitive to sun.

“My skin went papery almost overnight. Three months in, it feels like mine again.”

“I'd spent a fortune on serums. This is the first thing that actually touched my sun spots.”

“Two minutes at night. I didn't have to learn a ten-step routine to see a difference.”
No. Skin changes can start in your late 30s. Your provider looks at your skin and your history, not a label.
Estriol, tretinoin and hydroquinone are prescription-only in the US, so a licensed provider reviews your health history before prescribing.
Chemistry Rx, a PCAB-accredited compounding pharmacy in Folcroft, Pennsylvania, licensed in all 50 states.
Yes. It's a mild estrogen in a low-concentration cream for your face. Your provider reviews your history, including any hormone-sensitive conditions, before prescribing it.
Prescription actives take time. Plan on 8 to 12 weeks of consistent use before judging. Individual results vary.